P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 69, Issue 2, 2008March 01, 2008 EDT
Training Health Care Personnel to Work with Health Care Data
Training Health Care Personnel to Work with Health Care Data
Articles in Vol. 69, Issue 2, 2008
Vol. 69, Issue 2, 2008
- Tarheel Footprints in Health Care: Recognizing unusual and often unsung contributions of individual citizens who have made health care for North Carolinians more accessible and of higher qualityPaul A. Buescher
- The Economic Impacts of Medicaid in North CarolinaChristopher DumasWilliam HallPatricia Garrett
- Accuracy of Self- and Parental Perception of Overweight Among Latino PreadolescentsValentina IntagliataEdward H. IpSabina B. GesellShari L. Barkin
- Newborn Screening in North Carolina: The Evolution of Policy and PracticeH. Neil Kirkman
- The Governor’s Initiative to Improve Health Care: Taking Measure of Medical Care in North CarolinaCharles Willson
- Policy Forum: Data and Health PolicyThomas C. RickettsJennifer Hastings
- Data and Health Policy: Do We Do Our Best?Sandra B. Greene
- Electronic Records in Health CareXiaoming Zeng
- Public Health Surveillance Data in North CarolinaPaul A. Buescher
- Geographic Information Systems and Health in North CarolinaDianne Enright
- NC-CATCH: North Carolina Comprehensive Assessment for Tracking Community HealthJames StudnickiJohn W. FisherChristopher N. Eichelberger
- The Emerging Field of InformaticsDebbie TraversLarry Mandelkehr
- The Role of Data at the Carolinas Center for Medical ExcellenceMark W. MassingAnna P. Schenck
- Shaping Health Workforce Policy Through Data-Driven Analyses: The North Carolina Health Professions Data SystemJennifer KingMark Holmes
- Community-Level DataChristopher J. MansfieldJames L. Wilson
- Using Health Data to Focus Philanthropy on Critical NeedsDavid E. MurdayElizabeth A Corley
- The North Carolina Trauma RegistryMichael H. Thomason
- Transforming Care in the Physician Workplace Through Electronic Data ExchangeHolt AndersonGary Bowers
- Training Health Care Personnel to Work with Health Care DataElizabeth Layman
- Do We Have All of the Public Health Information We Need in North Carolina?William D. Kalsbeek
- Into the Future: Public Health Data Needs in a Changing StateMarcus PlesciaJeffrey Engel
- Cancer Surveillance and Its Use to Reduce Cancer Burden in North CarolinaKaren L. KnightPaul A. BuescherWalter L. Shepherd
- Comment from The Duke Endowment: The Importance of Data for Grant MakingM. Tina Markanda
- Readers’ ForumJames Demetrious
- Spotlight on the Safety Net: A Community CollaborationKimberly M. Alexander-Bratcher
Layman, Elizabeth. 2008. “Training Health Care Personnel to Work with Health Care Data.” North Carolina Medical Journal 69 (2): 159–62. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.69.2.159.